Sentence examples for issue to take from inspiring English sources

That would be a big issue to take on".

It has taken a long time for the issue to take centre stage in diplomatic relations between the two countries.

I couldn't get a second source and it was too serious an issue to take a punt on.

That, he said, was an issue to take up with the Legislature and not with the courts.

Repeatedly in focus groups, people adopt a defensive stance against people who – they feel – are using the issue to take away material benefits.

"I have a genuine ethical issue to take care of people who are trying hard to take care of their own countries".

There are also technological security issues to take into consideration.

He allowed irrelevant issues to take center stage in the trial.

"There are still some big Cardiff wide issues to take up and there are still significant issues to take up in the Vale.

She's got too many of her own "issues" to take on a needy surrogate daughter.

He had issues to take care of after the tournament finished for Togo".